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Offline Lee Borgersen

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« Last Edit: March 03/17/06, 08:49:49 PM by jigglestick »
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thank you SMG!
 what a handy tool. i say we put this on the fishing page as a sticky for others to check out when ever they need it.

watching those demonstrations and tying them while watching, would make it easy to learn them.
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That is pretty neat...thanks.

Offline Rich4Walleyes

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This is the best way to learn how to tie different knots.? What a great tool!!!

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That is really cool. I had a site bookmarked awhile back, but the link is no good. Thanks for the info.
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Offline 7Pines

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Thanks for sharing that...got 'er locked away in "favorites." ;)
Like I need more knots in my life.  Between fishing and the fire department, I got knots comin' outta my ears. ;D

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Great site! Thanks alot I have used it already!!! ;D
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In my favs now too.  I luv to sit down with the kids and practice knots. someday I won't have to tye there hooks for them but until then Its still neat to be big daddy hook tyier.  This will help them greatly....Thanks for posting it!

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Offline Realtree

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I just added this link to my Fav's as well, and have tried 3 of the knots with suprising success. :) Thanks for sharing this great find with all of us SMG!   8)
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I use the polamar knot for most fishing applications.  And I've never had one fail yet!  Just remember if you're using Monofiloment to wet the line where the knot is made before you tighten it completely.  That way it won't stress the line.  ;)
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Hey that is really cool. Thanks for sharing!

Offline Realtree

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I use the polamar knot for most fishing applications.  And I've never had one fail yet!  Just remember if you're using Monofiloment to wet the line where the knot is made before you tighten it completely.  That way it won't stress the line.  ;)

Thanks Woody.    :whistling:
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Offline blazer

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Thanks for the link.  Looks like I'll be trying out some new knots this summer. :donatello:
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Offline lazy-ike Peb

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Thanks this is also in my favorites this is the easiest and most under stood way of tying knots. thanks :taz: catch you on the flip side

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Very cool ! I added it as well to my favs.. I like the loop knots for ice fishing as it doesnt impede the movement of the jig..
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Offline M Secaur

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Great site, nice find!!
I wish I could see my line as easy as theirs!
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Offline baggy

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This is the coolest tool I've seen.  I would love to see more things like this on here.
Thanks

Offline MetallMilitia

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i say and stick to it that the best fishing knot there is is the Palomar Knot

Offline Brian

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This is a great learning tool for young kids as well as alot of adults.  Thanks for the post.

Offline assassin88

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 :happy1: thanks for sharing

Offline houdini123

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Holy buckets!!! that is an awesome link i actually just got the app for my phone to which should come in handy

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http://www.animatedknots.com/indexfishing.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg
Bumped into this page from the Illinois Chicago Bears fan.  Great knot tying tips.  I use the Trylene know most of the time and the Palomar knot is easy too.